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Aloisius
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Comment #49041240
This isn't universal. The New York Times Manual of Style, for instance, only permits using an en dash as a minus sign. Joining nouns like Sarbanes-Oxley and even number ranges use …
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Comment #48484015
Calling the American Revolution terrorism, in the modern sense, is a stretch. It was a war waged primarily between soldiers and materiel with the goal of ending the enemy's ability…
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Comment #48482358
That seems easy enough to solve. Simply record the index and length in pi of the index and length in pi.
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Comment #48198824
My eyes glaze over any time an article uses the term "heavy metals" unironically. This could be bad or it could not, but I simply can't take anything seriously that uses ambiguous …
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Comment #47991885
Pretty sure I've seen exposure-adjusted incidence rates used in clinical trials. Miles is simply a proxy for exposure. Given risk here does vary by exposure time and trip length va…
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Comment #47770994
That depends entirely on where you are. In India, for instance, dairy cattle are fed almost exclusively on crop residues and by-products. Crop residues being what's left over in th…
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Comment #47683887
Withdrawal of US troops from the region and acceptance of uranium enrichment appears nowhere in the other 10 points. There are permanent US bases in the region.
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Comment #47683720
Iran's semi-official Mehr News Agency (via China's state news agency Xinhua[0]) claims the 10 points are: 1. U.S. commitment to ensure no further acts of aggression 2. Continued Ir…
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Comment #47683443
To manipulate the price of oil.
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Comment #47683356
> It’s a bizarre situation in that US elections have such a huge impact on a world that has no say No say (or at least, no influence) might be a bit strong given foreign election i…
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Comment #47683147
I'd love for them to target their own code base considering we keep seeing security vulnerabilities in claude code. How likely is it that they're not using their latest and greates…
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Comment #47679647
Yes, you are correct. Bad editing on my part. It should be that if tcp_now gets stuck before ( =) (2^32 - 30000), it would cause them to potentially be reaped faster they should be…
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Comment #47670136
Might want to update it if you used the blog post explanation because it's incorrect as justinfrankel noted below. From the post: tcp_now = 4,294,960,000 (frozen at pre-overflow va…
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Comment #47668945
There does appear to be a bug, but it's not what the blog describes. If tcp_now stops updating at This does look like it is possible since calculate_tcp_clock() which updates tcp_n…
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Comment #47668012
It definitely exists, but it could be a completely unrelated issue. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250867747
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Comment #47667677
Interesting. The article mentions complaints on the forums running Catalina, so that must be something else.
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Comment #47667601
You want to drop the wc -l. Mac `grep -c` counts lines that match, so it always prints 1 line, so piping to wc -l will always return 1. Or just open up and do netstat -an |grep TCP…
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Comment #47667341
According to the post: $ netstat -an | grep -c TIME_WAIT If the count it returns keeps growing, you're seeing a slow leak. At some point, new connections will start failing. How so…
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Comment #47618039
This only works if the web page knows the random per-install id associated with an extension. That can only happen if the extension itself leaks it to the web page and if that happ…
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Comment #47610850
The copyright office has indicated that AI generated elements lacking human contributions to the expression (rather than input) would still not be copyrightable even if some human …
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Comment #47605684
The award is damages which would be minimal in most cases.
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Comment #47605574
Given trade secrets can't be enforced once they are made public and contracts don't bind anyone who hasn't signed them, it's not a great substitute for copyright. My guess is compa…
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Comment #47512382
This article seems to imply that 800V DC is high-voltage DC, but that seems quite low.